Sentence examples for makes an unconvincing from inspiring English sources

Simonett, though, makes an unconvincing frontman.

Mike makes an unconvincing argument about the very different nature of softball.

NAWAZ SHARIF, an exiled former Pakistani prime minister, makes an unconvincing white knight.

It also seems to guide Mr Romney, who makes an unconvincing ideologue, to put it charitably.

We have to endure Colin Farrell, who looks uncomfortable, sounds un-Australian, and even makes an unconvincing drunk.

Perhaps more important, shrill denunciations of gays, abortion and the like tend to put off all-important swing voters.What is more, Mr Romney makes an unconvincing cultural warrior.

THE government sworn into office this week in Iraq has made an unconvincing start.

The third goal was preceded by Hart making an unconvincing block from a Coutinho shot.

Standing at little more than three feet and sporting an elaborate quiff, he made an unconvincing gangsta.

The article tries to make an unconvincing connection between the Prince of Denmark and the actor's real life, but, frankly, it just seems gratuitous and prurient.

The starting XI featured the less-heralded Alexander Büttner, Anderson, Shinji Kagawa, and Javier Hernández, the latter in for a Robin van Persie, who was on the bench following a groin injury before making an unconvincing 30-minute cameo.